Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
Sales A 800 bales
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce and Provisions

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 22.--Flour better. ran G.
ing at S! 1904 TO- Wheat irregular, opened
there until the close, when 1t recovered 40
No red cash 752S@75Ac; December 75zS
q 1870, closing at TO-; January 77Hc; May s40
s42s, closing at $40 Corn easv, but little
doing; cash 4l4642Hc; Novemb ar 4&c; De,
cember Ale; January H4@I12s, clio ing at
A7sc; May 44H0457sc. cl sing at 44zsc. Oats
81 20. Whisky stead 81 O5. Pro. isions- stea ~
PORK, $l3 % ard, 81 00. Dry salt meats boxed
shoulde,s s, S. 90 long clears 81 l27, clear ribs.
81 l2H@Ss rs; short Gle RS, 81 Sz11@s7 So. Bacon
clear ribs. 81 SIX; short clears, 81 l2H. aams
- steady, $l0@12. Aft rnoon boar WIN, al lowe ,
November, 70 bio; December, 75%; January,
AZ bid De emb r, a Asked January, 4lH@
Az !; May, Az 0441l Oa.s-quiat; May, 80 bid.
CHICAGO. I'LL. Nov 22.-Lack of outside
chance TO do biz business to day, snd so large
were opera ions that the IL arket was nervous
once. Con inuance of dry weather in the wheat
belt was used by bulls TO keep the price o
and half an hour Later selling SIC. Ire mon
dous efforts were made ~ scalpers In wheat to
break he afternoon MARI ct ana their efforts
were success full; May wheat, which at O'clock
was S34c, sold down to s225c an closed at eOc
May corn osed Xc; all provisions touched
their lowest figure tor the y on the afternoon
board, Du closed at little b ter prices. Jan
gary pork closed $lS 500; January lard, 81 So
and January lbs. Sc 50. May option In corn
opened at 49c, bat quickly lost =; even
R s off @ SIS s to SIS &C. Early 'T Poes
This pit were l2ho higher than closing. One
feature In p ov,siol during the first hour was
the sale OF 10000 barrels at Sl4 for January,
while the straiknt market was GOOD deal
nearer $l3 8. This put 1t up sl4 %, bus 1t weak
ned aud 'eacted. Closing prices for May
wheat and corn were nearly same as opening,
ou ions in PROVISIONS was Januar pork. lard
and short ribs. Pork opened at SIS 20, Id up
to $l4 o., down to SIS 30, AID losed at opening
price. Lard, which held at opening at 81 sex,
figures. Snort ribs opene st s. 90, ran up to
81 05, but Closed point lower than the opening
figures The leading futu es closed as
76c; nusry 76Ic; May s2ZSc. Oorn-Novem-
b. 4t4c; December 44sc; January 443sc; May
4s2sc. Mes pork per barrel, January s1h;
81 O2H; december 81 OH; J.nuary 81 O5,
February s. lax. Shors ribs-Noven be Sc 90;
January Sc 90; Fetuary 81 Us; May 81 10. TIE
each quotations were: Flour quiet No. 2
SlS 80; lard per 100 pounds, 81 70; short
ribs and des. loose, 6 5SI 20; dry sailed
siSss boxe SOS S. S So snort
NEW 1oaK, Nov. % -Coffee-spot fair; Rio
dull at $40; OPTIC easer and dull, closing
st, ady; safes 40 500 bags; November is 65@l5 20;
February Is o50l5 Is, March "A go al O5; Apr i
Il GOA 10 May IA s06li 81; June IA 1904 Isl;
Jnty IA SOFA so; Adsust IA 40; Septemo Ger il lO
ola 20; November (ISSs) I3 90613 9 /; December
Is s5@l3 IS; Sugar Gull aud nominal, refined
quiet and stead 505Hc; yellow 4Ha5 !;
m 'uld A IL l62651c; A exc, standard A 6H
$3.50: cOnfectiene 8 81 as l6c; powdered
66966 81 graduated 61z@6.56, cubes 60 06Xc.
Molas ses quie and eady.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 22.-Fiour arm;
ext,a fancy 81 GOA 10, Cornmesl stronger
and higher; u S5s2 40. Sugars steady with
good demand; Centrifugal choice white. 55s@
5% of white 5k05 6; CHI ice yellow ciar
ihed 53Sc; on yellow clarified So; IDS zG5c.
Molasses active and firm; open kettle 4tG42c;
syrup 26GS2 BanA C earrings were 81 552,eA.